Parking Lot Striping Taylor, TX

Taylor, Texas Parking Lot Striping

​​Taylor is a city in Texas. The population was 15,191 at the 2010 census.  
The city was named after Edward Moses Taylor, who was a railroad official. 
Taylor is 29 miles northeast of Austin, Texas.  

Fun Things To Do In Taylor, Texas

• Moody Museum
• Vintique Mall
• Taylor Park - Granger Lake
• Texas Beer Company

• Howard Theatre
• The Loose Screw Craft Beer House and Garden
• Black Sparrow Music Parlor
• Mustang Creek Golf Course

Taylor Park - Granger Lake

Pavement Markings for Your Parking Lot

​How Pavement Markings Keep People Safe in Your Parking Lot
 
When entering a parking lot, customers may feel confused about how to park a car properly. If there are no visible navigation arrows or traffic signs, it can even cause car accidents. Pavement marking is one of the most efficient ways to help drivers feel safe and make the parking process easier and faster.
Proper pavement striping and signage increase traffic safety. They direct cars and pedestrians in the right direction, for example, to free parking spaces, spaces for disabled, loading zones, fire lanes, etc. 
 
To create a sense of safety, parking lot owners are obliged to care about all the details in the parking area. The parking lot maintenance includes high-quality painting and repainting of pavement marking. Parking lots should be laid-out and painted per appropriate codes and regulations, including ADA compliance issues. 

​Parking Lot Elements
 

• Line Striping (single, double or solid/skip lines dividing a parking area into spaces, designating entrance and exit)
• Handicap Logos (ensuring the safety of disabled utilizing the lot)
• Traffic Stencils (arrows, stops)
• Curb Painting (curb painting helps to distinguish the difference between the road and pavement).
• Well-maintained parking area marked with crisp, precise lines creates a good impression of the image of the company which makes customers come again and again. 

Standard Colors for Pavement Markings

Parking lot maintenance companies offer a wide of services among which are pavement marking striping and restriping. When talking about colors, each type of pavement markings should conform to the standard specified in the “Color Specifications for Retroreflective Sign and Pavement Marking Materials”. There are 4 main colors for pavement markings, namely, yellow, white, red, and blue. 
 

• Yellow pavement marking designates loading zones, no parking, and visitor parking areas. Yellow paint is also used for lines that separate opposing flows of traffic.
• White pavement markings in the parking lot mark transverse markings (crosswalks, words, symbols). Also, white lines separate one-way traffic lanes or mark their right edge.
• Pavement markings painted red designate one-way roadways, ramps, and others. In parking lots, red is used to forbid parking in fire lanes and no parking zones.
• Blue is used to emphasize handicap parking spaces a minimum number of which must be calculated separately for each parking lot according to ADA compliance standards. 

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